Super Mario Sunshine: Difference between revisions

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|style="background:#FFE4E1"|The hero of the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] and the game's protagonist. He arrives at [[Isle Delfino]] with the intention of going on vacation with Princess Peach. However, a [[Shadow Mario|shadowy doppelgänger]] has been polluting the island and stealing its [[Shine Sprite]]s. This paints Mario as a trouble-maker and results in his arrest shortly after arriving. Throughout the course of the game, Mario strives to clean the island, restore the Shine Sprites, and clear his name. Mario wears a short-sleeved red shirt in this game instead of his usual long-sleeved one.

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|style="background:#ECFFEC"|A dinosaur-like creature that can be ridden by Mario. He can be used in certain areas after completing "[[Delfino Plaza#Delfino Plaza Events|Event 6: Shadow Mario and the Yoshi Egg]]". Yoshi can perform some of the same actions as Mario, as well as [[Flutter Jump]] and eat enemies with his long tongue. Instead of water, he can spray fruit juice. Different juice has different properties: the type of juice sprayed depends on the last fruit eaten by Yoshi and is also indicated by the color of his skin. Yoshis once lived on Isle Delfino and their likeness is incorporated into rides at [[Pinna Park]]. However, they disappeared after [[Snooza Koopa]]s started to populate the island. Like the enemies in the game, this Yoshi was created by [[Bowser Jr.]] and is made out of [[goop]]. He will immediately vanish when he enters deep water as a consequence.<ref name=lore>{{media link|ESMB Bowser Jr Graffiti.png|An excerpt of page 107 of the ''Encyclopedia Super Mario Bros.''}} The title of the box is 「クッパＪｒ．の落書き!」 which means ''The graffiti of Bowser Jr.!'' and the text says 「本作の敵キャラクターたちは、クッパJr.が落書きで生み出したという設定。そのため、水に弱かったり、デザインが他のシリーズと少々異なっていたりする。ヨッシーも、同様の理由で水に落ちると消えてしまう。」 which means ''This game's enemy characters are created by Bowser Jr.'s graffiti. That is why they are weak to water, and differ slightly in design from the rest of the series. Yoshi also vanishes if he falls in water for the same reason.''</ref>

|align=center style="background:#ECFFEC"|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Pianta Village]]

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|style="background:#FCE1FF"|[[Blooper]]s owned by [[Big Daddy of Blooper-surfing|Big Daddy]] that Mario can ride during episodes involving Blooper Surfing. Each of the three Blooper Racers have different stats: a green one is slow with good handling; a yellow one with average speed and handling; and a pink one that is fast with poor handling. Colliding with most obstacles will cause Mario to immediately fall off and lose a life.

|align=center style="background:#FCE1FF"|[[Ricco Harbor]]

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|Mario's robotic companion - the Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device. Many of Mario's new actions come from utilizing FLUDD, as it enables him to hover and spray water. Progressing through the game unlocks new equippable nozzles that give FLUDD different abilities. During "[[The Goopy Inferno]]" episode and most secret courses, FLUDD is temporarily stolen by [[Shadow Mario]], forcing Mario to navigate the course by himself. Both Shadow Mario's [[Magic Paintbrush]] and FLUDD were built by a [[Professor Elvin Gadd|mad scientist]] at [[Gadd Science, Incorporated]].  

|align=center|All courses

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|The ruler of the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]. While on route to Isle Delfino, she is the only one who notices Shadow Mario in the tourist tape that plays on the [[Toad Express|plane]]. She attempts to convey what she sees to Mario and Toadsworth, but they are too busy daydreaming about their vacation. After Mario's arrest, her suspicions are verified when Shadow Mario appears and attempts to kidnap her during the "[[Delfino Plaza#Delfino Plaza Events|Shadow Mario Chase]]" event, only to be rescued by Mario. She remains present in Delfino Plaza and will give Mario words of encouragement until the "Princess in Trouble" event, during which Shadow Mario returns and successfully abducts her. She is held prisoner on [[Corona Mountain]] for the remainder of the game. She represents Mario during his trial at the beginning of the game.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Delfino Plaza]], [[Corona Mountain]]

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|An elderly Toad who serves as Peach's steward. He travels with the princess and Mario to Isle Delfino, but the situation on the island leaves him flustered and worried for Peach's safety. After her kidnapping, he is left in a state of perpetual panic for the rest of the game.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Delfino Plaza]]

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|A quintet of young Toad attendants. They travel to Isle Delfino as the princess's aides. They are distributed across Delfino Plaza and share pieces of history about the island when prompted until Peach is kidnapped by Shadow Mario. Like Toadsworth, they remain in a state of panic for the remainder of the game.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Delfino Plaza]]

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|Cheerful mountain people that wear grass skirts and grow palms from their heads. They are the most numerous inhabitants of Isle Delfino and have built it up as a tourist community. Because of Shadow Mario's mischief, most Piantas are initially rude and dismissive of Mario, but they will gradually warm up to him as he restores the island. Piantas calling themselves "[[chucksters]]" pride themselves in their ability to throw things great distances and will toss Mario if prompted. The ancestral home of the Piantas is [[Pianta Village]].

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Pianta Village]]

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|The manager of [[Hotel Delfino]]. [[Phantamanta|Manta]]s and [[Boo]]s disturb the hotel grounds and threaten his business. He awards Mario with Shine Sprites for helping restore his hotel.

|align=center|[[Sirena Beach]]

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|The mayor of Pianta Village and the host of the [[Fluff Festival]]. He becomes reliant on Mario when the people of Pianta Village are endangered by Shadow Mario. He awards Mario with Shine Sprites for restoring the village and saving his people. During the "[[Fluff Festival Coin Hunt]]" episode, a local shares that the mayor secretly stashes money "in" the sun. Spraying water towards the sun awards him with a Shine Sprite.

|align=center|[[Pianta Village]]

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|Shopkeepers that look like {{wp|bake-danuki|tanuki}}. One lives in the boathouse on Delfino Plaza with his son, where Mario can trade him ten [[Blue Coin|blue coin]]s for one [[Shine Sprite]]. Another individual runs a boat rental in [[Noki Bay]].

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Noki Bay]]

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|Timid sea people that look like marine snails. They will retract into their shells when threatened. Nokis can thrive in saltwater but are highly sensitive to pollution. The dirty sea of their ancestral home, Noki Bay, forced most individuals to flee. They will return in large numbers once Mario fully restores the area.

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Noki Bay]]

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|The theme park director for Pinna Park. During the "[[Mecha-Bowser Appears!]]" episode, he mistakenly believes Mario is his employee and is putting on a grand stage show. He permits the use of his roller coaster to make the show more exciting. The director never becomes the wiser.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

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|A scatterbrained Noki who works with Mario to restore Noki Bay. He enables Mario to dive deep underwater by giving him a [[helmet]].

|align=center|[[Noki Bay]]

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|A giant, legendary creature made out of [[sand block]]s. Its egg incubates inside the Shine Tower of [[Gelato Beach]], where its survival is initially threatened by a giant [[Wiggler (Super Mario Sunshine)|Wiggler]] during the "[[Mirror Madness! Tilt, Slam, Bam!]]" episode. It hatches sometime before "[[The Sand Bird is Born]]", during which it can be found soaring high in the sky.

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]]

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|An arrogant man dressed as a Pianta. He will challenge Mario to a footrace when prompted. Beating him awards the player with a Shine Sprite. The Piantas of Pianta Village describe Il Piantissimo as "creepy".

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]], [[Noki Bay]], [[Pianta Village]]

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|Giant flowers that grow on the beach outside Pinna Park. They have gentle and sunny dispositions. Spraying a Sunflower Kid with water causes it to giggle and give Mario a [[coin]]. Snooza Koopas cause the Sunflower Kids to wilt by eating their roots during "[[The Wilted Sunflowers]]" episode. The mother flower, the [[Great Sunflower]], will give Mario a Shine Sprite for defeating them.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

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|Winged insects that can be eaten by Yoshi. Different colored butterflies yield different collectibles when eaten: yellow ones produce coins; blue ones produce blue coins; and green ones produce 1-Up Mushrooms. They can typically be found in groups around patches of flowers.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Pianta Village]]

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|Small, crested parrots found throughout the island. Spraying them with water will transform them into a collectible that is dependent on the bird's color. Green Birds turn into coins, Blue Birds turn into blue coins, Gold Birds turn into Shine Sprites, and Red Birds turn into [[Red Coin|red coin]]s.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Pianta Village]]

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|Gentle fishes. While most fishes are decorative elements that cannot be interacted with, some provide hints in the shallows of Gelato Beach. Schools of the {{wp|Pseudotropheus sp. "acei"|blue fish}} swim around blue coins. Schools of the {{wp|Discus (fish)|red fish}} surround hidden red coins during "[[Red Coins in the Coral Reef]]".

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]]

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|Vaguely duck-like creatures that will toss Mario high into the air. This will not deplete his [[Health Meter|life meter]] unless he falls on the same patch of ground from which he was launched. They will immediately charge towards Mario after making visual contact. They otherwise will idly patrol the beach or sleep on the ground. Spraying them with water will temporarily leave them dazed, allowing Mario to jump on them, which will cause them to sink into the ground. Spraying them while they are over sand will make them sink without having to jump on them. Mario himself cannot defeat Cataquacks, but they can be eaten by Yoshi or splattered after being launched by a [[Dune Bud]].

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]], [[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Red Cataquacks that always damage Mario when they toss him into the air. Their behavior is otherwise shared with the blue Cataquacks.

|align=center|[[Gelato Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Young [[Chain Chomp]]s owned by an orange Pianta. They suffer from a fever that turns their bodies orange and makes them too hot to touch. As they move, they leave trails of [[Goop#Burning goop|burning goop]] behind them that will burn Mario. He can cool them down with water and grab onto their chains. Pulling back and releasing them will slingshot the Chomplets. They permanently become tame if launched into a body of water.

|align=center|[[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Chicken enemies that drop goop as they fly through the sky. They can be brought low to the ground by shooting them with water and jumped on.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×5<br>[[File:1up Mushroom SMS.png|15px|link=1-Up Mushroom]]×1

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|A giant Electrokoopa sleeping on a metal grate behind [[Pinna Park]]'s Ferris wheel. Touching its shell directly shocks Mario. It can only be defeated by flipping the grate it sleeps on.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|A variety of [[Koopa (species)|Koopa]]. They sport electrically-charged shells that will shock Mario on contact. A Blue Electrokoopa will remove its shell and toss it towards Mario as a projectile weapon. It is in this instance that it can be safely jumped on and defeated.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|A large variety of Electrokoopa that clings to walls, ceilings, and chain-links. Their carapace will shock Mario on contact, but their plastron is vulnerable to damage. Mario can strike them when on the opposite side of a steel grate. If he makes direct contact with one on the same side of the grate, he will be shocked, immediately lose his grip, and fall.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Bouncy globs of [[goop]] that are shot by [[Petey Piranha]] and from [[Monty Mole]]'s [[cannon]] in [[Noki Bay]]. The former simply explode into goop on impact, but the latter leave trails of goop behind them as they bounce and roll down the slopes of the cliffs. Spraying them with water causes them to expand and eventually burst. Jumping on them causes them to collapse as a puddle of goop.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|Small [[Blooper]]s that leap from water. Spraying them with water causes their mantles to temporarily flatten and float on the surface of water, allowing them to be used as platforms.  

|align=center|[[Ricco Harbor]]

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|Spider-like creatures that cling to walls, ceilings, and [[Chain-Link|chain-links]]. Spraying them with water can temporarily demobilize them.

|align=center|[[Ricco Harbor]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Cheep-Cheeps that swim in the magma of [[Corona Mountain]]. Spraying them with water incapacitates them temporarily.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

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|Giant [[Piranha Plant]] heads that roll down slopes like [[boulder]]s. They are covered in goop and leave trails of it behind them as they roll.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]]

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|Floating, balloon-like pig creatures. They will suckle on [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]]'s nozzle when Mario is in close proximity. They can be filled with water and launched from FLUDD like rockets. Poinks do not inflict damage on Mario.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Sirena Beach]]

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|[[Pokey]] heads. They hide underground with their flowers exposed above the surface. They will burst to the surface when approached and bounce towards Mario. The flower is the weak point and can be jumped on.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Red Coin Field]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|1|jumped on}}<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|3|sprayed into a wall}}

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|Singing Sanbo Heads. Approaching them causes them to bury their bodies underground and release a flurry of projectile seeds. Spraying them with water from a distance stuns them temporarily and leaves them vulnerable to attack.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Red Coin Field]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|[[Big Boo]]s that sleep in the attic of [[Hotel Delfino]]. Their bodies obstruct the halls. Yoshi can eat Sleepy Boos and this is the only way to remove them.

|align=center|[[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Fiery Strollin' Stus. Making direct contact will burn Mario. Spraying them with water extinguishes the flames and allows them to safely be defeated.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Finned Koopas that feed on the [[Sunflower Kids|sunflower people]]. They bury their bodies under the sand. Spraying them with water forces them to the surface. A Snooza Koopa will try to crush Mario by throwing itself into the air and slamming down, carapace-first. Performing a [[Ground Pound]] on its plastron defeats it. Their carapaces {{wp|Mimicry|resemble}} [[Yoshi's Egg|Yoshi egg]]s. The [[Great Sunflower]] initially mistakes them for actual [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshis]].

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Stout, waddling creatures that make squeaky noises and come in a variety of sizes. They will run towards Mario when they make visual contact. Small varieties appear in a secret course that emerge from little holes in the wall. A group in [[Pinna Park]] is made of several small ones stacked on a large one.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Pianta Village]], [[Delfino Airstrip]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Large, winged Stus. They will swoop down towards Mario when in close proximity and try to steal [[Mario Cap|his cap]]. They can be forced to the ground by spraying them with water.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Model Mario Cap.png|15px|link=Mario Cap]]×1

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|Gelatinous slugs that materialize directly from bodies of goop. They move very slowly but will fling themselves at Mario when in close proximity. If they miss, they will splatter into goop. They can climb up walls and leave trails of goop behind them. They fall apart if sprayed with water.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Noki Bay]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|Swirls of wind that will home-in on Mario. Though difficult to see due to their translucent bodies, Wind Spirits are always accompanied by the sound of wind gusts before striking.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Winged Stus that either pursue Mario from above or fly horizontally across a set path.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Delfino Airstrip]]

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|Aggressive bees that will attack Mario if he is near their [[Beehive|hive]]. Spraying the hive causes it to break and unleashes a swarm of many bees. They are the smallest enemies in the game and cannot directly be defeated by Mario. Spraying them with [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]'s juice does not transform them into platforms, but he can eat them. Eating all of the bees in a swarm awards the player with an infrequent collectible.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1<br>[[File:1up Mushroom SMS.png|15px|link=1-Up Mushroom]]×1

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|Pink Boos that turn into [[:File:SMS Boo Block.png|stationary platforms]] when sprayed with water. They float in a set path and do not actively pursue Mario. They cannot turn invisible and cannot be defeated.

|align=center|[[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|None

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|White squids that shoot globs of [[Goop|black goop]] at Mario. Spraying them with water leaves them dazed. Bloopers are only found on dry land. They will disappear in a cloud of smoke if they make contact with bodies of water.

|align=center|[[Ricco Harbor]], [[Sirena Beach]], [[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Walking bombs that look like wind-up toys. They are thrown at Mario by [[Monty Mole]] when he gets close to his [[cannon]]. They heat up once the key on their head begins to turn and will walk towards Mario. They detonate after three seconds. Spraying them with water will cause them to retract their legs and freeze, allowing them to be picked up. They can still detonate in this form.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Round [[ghost]]s with long tongues. They can turn invisible and will disguise themselves as [[coin]]s. This is the only incarnation of this enemy in the ''Super Mario'' series that will not cower when directly faced by the player, can be jumped on to defeat, and can be eaten by Yoshi.

|align=center|[[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Missiles with smiley {{wp|Nose art|sharkmouth}}s. They first appear loosely following the roller coaster tracks during the [[Bowser Statue|Mecha Bowser]] fight at [[Pinna Park]]. The ones fired from Monty Mole's cannon on [[Pinna Park|Pinna Beach]] simply fly in a downwards arc, exploding when they hit the ground. The ones fired from [[Bowser Jr.]]'s boat over [[Corona Mountain]] have blinking red nosecones like the purple variants and will lock onto Mario.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]], [[Corona Mountain]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|1|jumped on}}<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|3|colliding with the ground}}

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|Blue Bullet Bills launched from Bowser Jr.'s ship during the final fight with [[Bowser]]. They will home-in on Mario similarly to purple ones, but are also able to adjust their vertical position. They can be jumped on and sprayed with water.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

|align=center|[[File:1up Mushroom SMS.png|15px|link=1-Up Mushroom]]×1<br>[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|Bullet Bills launched from Monty Mole's cannon on [[Pinna Park|Pinna Beach]]. Spraying them with water causes them to explode into eight [[coin]]s, which will vanish shortly if they are not collected in time.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×8

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|Bullet Bills that loosely home-in on Mario once they approach the ground, but only horizontally. They are fired from Monty Mole's cannon on Pinna Beach. They can quickly be distinguished from normal Bullet Bills by their blinking red nosecones.

|align=center|[[Pinna Park]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|1|jumped on}}<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|3|colliding with the ground}}

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|A giant, toothy monster that looks like a ball-and-chain. It suffers from an intense fever that makes it too hot to touch, but spraying it with water cools its body and calms it down. Its chain can be grabbed and dragged by Mario after it is cooled. The Chain Chomp will become completely soothed if dragged into the [[Pianta Village|Pianta Hot Spring]] and will turn [[Gold Chomp|gold]]. It is owned by an orange Pianta and is potentially the parent of her [[Chain Chomplet]]s.

|align=center|[[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Pink pufferfish enemies that will bite onto Mario and pull him deeper underwater. Unlike red Cheep-Cheeps, these ones will not leap out of the water.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Noki Bay]], [[Delfino Airstrip]]

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|Scarlet Cheep-Chees that leap from water. They do not actively pursue Mario. When marooned on land, they will helplessly flail about. This only has the potential to occur during the boss fight with [[King Boo (Super Mario Sunshine)|King Boo]].

|align=center|[[Ricco Harbor]], [[Sirena Beach]]

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|Carnivorous plants born from goop. They shoot globs of goop at Mario. Their bellies expand with water if sprayed and will eventually explode.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1

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|Segmented cactus enemies. Their body is covered with spines and will damage Mario if jumped on, but their head is vulnerable. They hide with only their flower exposed but will burst from the ground if Mario is in close proximity. Unlike [[Pokey Head|Sanbo Heads]], Pokeys are stationary: they will instead try to strike Mario with their head by falling forward. Doing so temporarily leaves them vulnerable and allows Mario to jump directly on their head.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|1|jumped on while collapsed on the ground}}<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×{{hover|3|jumped on while upright}}<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Blue Coin.png|15px|link=Blue Coin]]×1

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|Insect enemies that look like {{wp|Gerridae|water striders}}. They skim on the surface on the water and make short bursts of movement by contracting their legs. They temporarily freeze in place if sprayed with water. Jumping on their bodies makes Mario bounce to an extreme height.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]]

|align=center|None

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|The larger blue Wire Traps, which bounce from one end of the wire to the other.

|align=center|[[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Electrically-charged obstacles that look like spiral snail shells. They move slowly along wire ropes. They will shock Mario on contact, but they do not make him lose his grip or balance if he is on the rope. The small red ones can either travel from one end of a water before disappearing and respawning in their original location, or follow Mario along the wire.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]], [[Noki Bay]]

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|[[Bowser Jr.]]'s personal warship. It fires blue Bullet Bills that home-in on Mario.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Thick vines covered in thorns. Making contact with them damages Mario.

|align=center|[[Bianco Hills]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Fiery, orange goop that burns Mario on contact. It otherwise functions like regular goop. Feverish [[Chain Chomplet]]s will leave trails of burning goop in their wake.

|align=center|[[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|Traps hidden within the alcoves of [[Noki Bay]] that launch Mario when triggered. Cheep Cheeps are green figures similar to the bird apparatus of a cuckoo clock, and Punchers are red boxing gloves. Punchers launch Mario much farther than Cheep Cheeps.

|align=center|[[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Electrically-charged goop that is spread by [[Phantamanta|Manta]]s. It functions like regular goop, but it will electrocute Mario if he makes direct contact with it.

|align=center|[[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|A {{wp|pollutant}} spread all over [[Isle Delfino]] by [[Shadow Mario]]. Mario's traction is reduced when he walks through goop and it makes him slip and slide down slopes if it is on an angled surface. Staying in goop for too long damages him. It can trap people and parts of the terrain. Spraying goop with water causes it to dissipate, free people, and restore the natural environment of a given area. Goop can be a variety of colors and is shot as a projectile by numerous enemies. Some enemies, such as [[Gooble|Swoopin' Stu]]s and [[Piranha Plant]]s, directly spawn from goop. It apparently tastes like candy.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip]], [[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Noki Bay]], [[Sirena Beach]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Coin.png|15px|link=Coin]]×1<br>[[File:Water Bottles SMS.png|15px|link=Water Bottle]]×1

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|Gelatinous goop that burns Mario on contact. It cannot be sprayed away.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Molten rock within the lava caves of [[Corona Mountain]]. Unlike burning goop, making direct contact with magma will cause Mario to immediately lose a life.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Black goop that sits on the surface of bodies of water. It cannot be sprayed away with water and damages Mario on impact. [[Blooper Racer]]s can safely swim through it.

|align=center|[[Ricco Harbor]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Concentrations of goop that obstruct portals and items of interest. It normally lays still but will involuntarily begin to fluctuate when in close proximity to Mario. It will damage him on contact and cannot be sprayed away by water. It can only be sprayed away by [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]'s juice.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Ricco Harbor]], [[Gelato Beach]], [[Pianta Village]]

|align=center|None

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|Poison mixed with water. Mario will lose a life if he makes direct contact with it. It causes the rideable lily pads that sit on the water to decay, erode, and ultimately fall apart if Mario stands on them for too long.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza]], [[Bianco Hills]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Sea water mixed with goop. It cannot be sprayed away and swimming in it causes Mario's health to gradually fall.

|align=center|[[Noki Bay]]

|align=center|[[File:X mark.svg|15px|Indestructible]]

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|Platforms erected in the caves of Corona Mountain. They spikes protract and retract from the top of the trap in set intervals that can be timed. The spikes cause significant damage to Mario if he makes direct contact.

|align=center|[[Corona Mountain]]

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![[File:MK8 Bowser Emblem.png|20px|link=List of bosses]] Description [[File:MK8 Bowser Emblem.png|20px|link=List of bosses]]

!width=13%|Episodes/Events

!width=6%|Possible spoils

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|Protoplasmic [[Piranha Plant]]s that erupt from piles of [[goop]]. Shooting water in its open mouth weakens it.

|align=center|[[Delfino Airstrip Dilemma]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Gatekeepers that spawn more goop around them as well as [[Gooble|Swoopin' Stu]]s.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 1: Polluted Piranha Battle]], [[Road to the Big Windmill]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite MP M Graffiti.png|15px|link=Rainbow M]]×1

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|The mysterious doppelgänger that frames [[Mario]]. He periodically appears in Delfino Plaza and must be chased down. He is defeated when sprayed with water, but it is complicated by his small size, speed, and nimble jumps. Defeating him triggers important story events or gives Mario access to new abilities. Defeating Shadow Mario in courses rewards Mario with a Shine Sprite.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 2: Shadow Mario Chase]], [[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 6: Shadow Mario and the Yoshi Egg]], [[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 8: Turbo Nozzle]], [[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 9: Rocket Nozzle]], [[Shadow Mario on the Loose]], [[Shadow Mario Revisited]], [[It's Shadow Mario! After Him!]], [[Shadow Mario in the Park]], [[Shadow Mario Checks In]], [[Hold It, Shadow Mario!]], [[Shadow Mario Runs Wild]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Asset Sprite MP M Graffiti.png|15px|link=Rainbow M]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Artwork Yoshi Egg.png|15px|link=Yoshi Egg]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Turbo Nozzle Icon.png|15px|link=Turbo Nozzle]]×1<br>[[File:SMS Rocket Nozzle Icon.png|15px|link=Rocket Nozzle]]×1

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|A giant Piranha Plant that spits globs of goop. He becomes weak and his belly swells when water is shot into his mouth. His navel is his weak point.

|align=center|[[Down with Petey Piranha!]], [[Petey Piranha Strikes Back]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Gatekeepers that spawn goop and Swoopin' Stus. They are twice as durable as the orange and brown varieties.

|align=center|[[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 3: Boathouse Blues]], [[Delfino Plaza#Events|Event 4: Cleaning Lighthouse]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite MP M Graffiti.png|15px|link=Rainbow M]]×1

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|A huge [[Blooper]] that strikes with giant tentacles. Pulling on them renders him helpless. He spits goop from his {{wp|Siphon (mollusc)|siphon}}.

|align=center|[[Gooper Blooper Breaks Out]], [[Gooper Blooper Returns]], [[The Boss of Tricky Ruins]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|[[Cataquack]]-like creatures that stick to platforms. Shooting one with water puts it off balance and leaves it vulnerable to attacks.

|align=center|[[Mirror Madness! Tilt, Slam, Bam!]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|An angry caterpillar the size of a bullet train. Shooting water on a [[Dune Bud]] at the right time can flip it over.

|align=center|[[Wiggler Ahoy! Full Steam Ahead!]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|A theme park contraption that fires [[Bullet Bill]]s from its chest. Striking it with [[water rocket]]s damages it.

|align=center|[[Mecha-Bowser Appears!]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|A [[cannon]] operator that fires [[Bullet Bill]]s and [[Glorpedo]]es. It throws [[Bob-omb]]s at Mario if he gets close. Tossing them back deals damage to the mole.

|align=center|[[The Beach Cannon's Secret]], [[Uncork the Waterfall]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Shadow-like phantoms that spread electric goop. They divide into smaller mantas when shot with water.

|align=center|[[The Manta Storm]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|A [[Big Boo]] found underneath the casino. He uses a roulette to attack Mario. He can only be damaged after burning his tongue with a spicy [[pepper]].

|align=center|[[King Boo Down Below]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|A giant eel suffering from tooth decay. It is the source of the pollution in [[Noki Bay]]. Cleaning its teeth with water calms it down.

|align=center|[[Eely-Mouth's Dentist]]

|align=center|[[File:SMS Asset Sprite UI Shine Sprite.png|15px|link=Shine Sprite]]×1

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|Mario's fire-breathing archnemesis and his bratty son. Mario must use the [[Rocket Nozzle]] and a [[Ground Pound]] to destroy their bath in Corona Mountain.

|align=center|[[Father and Son Shine!]]

!width=38%|Description  

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|Objects that embody the power of the sun and are the sources of energy on [[Isle Delfino]]. They were stolen by [[Bowser Jr.]] Collecting them completes episodes, unlocks new levels, and restores sunlight to [[Delfino Plaza]].

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|Gold coins. Collecting one restores one point to Mario's [[Health Meter|life meter]]. Collecting up to fifty in a level gives Mario an extra life. Collecting 100 awards him a Shine Sprite.

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|Coins that restore two points to Mario's life meter. Ten blue coins can be traded with the [[boathouse]]'s [[Raccoon]] to obtain a Shine Sprite.

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|Coins that restore two points to Mario's life meter. There are eight within a given level. Collecting all of them with one life awards Mario a Shine Sprite.

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|Bottled water that refills [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]]'s tank. Small bottles refill it half way, whereas large ones refill it all the way.

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|Green mushrooms that give Mario an extra life when obtained. They also completely restore his life meter and fill FLUDD's tank.

|A spotted green egg that contains [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]. Bringing the egg a specified [[fruit]] will cause Yoshi to hatch from the egg and be available to ride.

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!Description

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|[[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]]'s default nozzle and the only one that cannot be swapped out for another. It allows Mario to spray water in front of him, like a hose. The amount of pressure applied to the {{Button|gcn|R}} affects the intensity of the spray.

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|Dual nozzles available from the start of the game, but can be swapped with the Rocket or Turbo Nozzles. It allows Mario to hover above ground for as long as the {{Button|gcn|R}} is held down. He ascends very gradually the longer the Hover Nozzle is in effect.

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|A nozzle unlocked in [[Delfino Plaza]] after twenty-five [[Shine Sprite]]s have been collected and [[Yoshi]] has been unlocked. It allows Mario to run at an incredibly fast speed over land or sea. He can turn much more easily over water than on land.

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|A nozzle unlocked in Delfino Plaza after thirty Shine Sprites have been collected and the Turbo Nozzle has been unlocked. It allows Mario to launch himself high into the sky.

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!width=12%|Fruit

!Description

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|Papayas and pineapples turn Yoshi orange. Enemies sprayed by his juice become stationary platforms.

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|Bananas and coconuts turn Yoshi pink. Enemies sprayed by his juice become platforms that vertically ascend. The platforms do not come back down. They only stop their ascent once they turn back into enemies.

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|Durians and peppers turn Yoshi purple. Enemies sprayed by his juice become platforms that move horizontally. The platforms continuously move in one direction, not back-and-forth.

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!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733; color:white;"|Strikable and sprayable objects

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|Large pink balloons. Twenty appear in "[[Roller Coaster Balloons]]", during which Mario must burst them all with water rockets to be awarded a Shine Sprite by the [[Noki|ride operator]]. They resemble [[Bowser Jr.]]

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|Brass chimes. Spraying one with water releases coins and other items. The giant bells of [[Delfino Plaza]] are covered in [[goop]]. One releases a Shine Sprite when cleaned.

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|A {{wp|Teacups|spinning ride}} at Pinna Park. A [[clam]] opens up when sprayed. The green one contains a blue coin.

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|Four wooden closet panels in [[Hotel Delfino]]. Spraying a panel will cause it to spin depending on how long it was sprayed, and settle on one of its two sides. One side of each panel displays part of a [[Boo]]'s silhouette, and completing the image makes the panels part, revealing access to a new room.

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|Little plants endemic to [[Gelato Beach]]. Spraying one with water causes it to erupt into a giant sand sculpture for a brief period of time.

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|Pink flowers. Spraying one with water causes its petals to open up and release a coin. Some flowers are arranged in circles: causing all of the flowers in the circle to bloom releases a lot of coins. Some flowers are buried [[Sanbo Head]]s that emerge from the earth when sprayed.

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|Large tanks that contain fruits. [[Ground Pound|Ground pound]]ing the top of one causes a fruit to be released from its pipe.

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|Old jars. Spraying one with water makes it release a blue coin.

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|A large juicer built into the roof of the [[Surf Cabana]]. It is used during [[The Watermelon Festival]] to turn watermelons into smoothies. Bringing a watermelon to the jumbo juicer releases a Shine Sprite.

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|The insignia of [[Shadow Mario]] painted across Isle Delfino. Clearing the insignia usually procures a blue coin. The only exception is at the [[Delfino Airstrip]], where M Graffiti release yellow coins.

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|Iron nails embedded into wooden blocks. Ground pounding one into the block produces an item. They only appear in secret courses.

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|A pair of painted symbols. Potential symbols include ◯, ✕, and △. Both members of a pair are of the same symbol. In courses, they are distant from each other and they are not denoted on any in-game map. When a symbol is cleared, a blue coin is released from its paired counterpart for a limited period of time. If Mario does not collect the blue coin in time it vanishes and the symbol reappears. This allows the player to attempt to clear Paired Graffiti as many times as they need.

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|A poster with a Boo [[Goop|painted]] on it. Cleaning the paint reveals an entrance into a different room.

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|Red switches. When ground pounded, eight Red coins appear for a limited period of time.

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|A game of chance. Spraying a roll causes it to spin. Getting three of the same picture on a roll triggers a certain effect. Getting three 7s on all slot machines is necessary for progression.

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|A stone cylinder adorned with a meteor symbol. Flying high into the sky with the Rocket Nozzle and performing a ground pound breaks the stone slab.

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|Ancient switches in [[Noki Bay]]. Spraying a switch either causes parts of the terrain to move for a limited period of time, or makes an item of interest appear. Some switches have abstract designs carved into them.

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|A tile-based matching game. Spraying an individual tile flips it. Flipping every tile creates the picture of a Shine Sprite and unlocks access to a pipe. Water cascades when sprayed and this makes it difficult to flip the highest tiles without undoing the lower ones.

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|Doors that block entrances to new areas and items of interest. Running into them with the Turbo Nozzle breaks the doors.

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|The wanted poster of Shadow Mario posted around the island. Spraying one expels an item of interest from the wall it is posted on.

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|Opened windows. Spraying into one releases a coin.

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|A yellow switch. Ground pounding one causes many coins to appear for a limited period of time.

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!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733; color:white;"|Climbable objects

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|[[Il Piantissimo]]'s climbable flagpole. It marks the finish line of a footrace.

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|A flippable green panel. Spraying one with water rotates it 90°.

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|Climbable walls and ceilings of mesh.

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|Climbable poles. Mario clings to one by jumping onto it. He can ascend, descend, and change which face of the pole he is on by moving {{button|gcn|Stick}}. Pressing {{button|gcn|A}} makes Mario jump from whichever face he is on.

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|Flippable metal screen panels. Some are embedded into walls, while others are in the ground. Striking the walled grates spins Mario to the other side. Ground pounding one brings Mario to the other side and automatically holding onto the metal screen. Pressing {{button|gcn|A}} while hanging from one brings Mario above ground.

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!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733; color:white;"|Blocks and platforms

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|Woven fruit baskets. They sometimes contain times of interest. In Delfino Plaza, there are baskets owned by [[Pianta]]s. Tossing three of their fruit of choice into their basket rewards Mario with a blue coin.

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|A set of [[lift]]s in the form of a windmill. The windmill perpetually spins around its pivot point.

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|Blue and yellow blocks that turn clockwise and counterclockwise.

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|Gondolas that move through the canals of Delfino Plaza. They have consistent and predictable paths that bring them to distant islands.

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|Blocks. They fall apart when hit from below.

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|Platforms that float in the air.

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|Wooden boxes that contain items. They release their contents when ground pounded.

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|A ride at Pinna Park. Each arm has a cart that can be boarded.

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|A pair of red and blue panels attached to a track. They move and flip in a fixed path.

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|Platforms that sink in water when stepped on, then rise back up.

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|A long thin platform that spins.

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|Ice cubes. They melt when sprayed with water.

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|Giant solar mirrors that direct heat towards the Sand Bird's incubating egg. [[Plungelo]]s plateau the mirrors, allowing Mario to walk on them.

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|Long, rectangular platforms that slide in and out like [[Bomp|Moving Bars]].

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|Tall mushrooms. The red ones are lit with fire like [[Torch (Super Mario series)|torch]]es.

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|Blocks that contain nothing and cannot be broken. These blocks primarily appear in secret courses as platforms and barriers. Many are of atypical shapes (i.e. rectangular or triangular prisms) depending on their purpose. Some shift back and forth.

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|A pair of {{wp|Pirate ship (ride)|swinging ship}} rides at Pinna Park.

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|Red triangular platforms that move in one direction.

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|Tightropes stretched across distant platforms. Mario can carefully walk across one or launch himself high into their air.

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|A block of sand that crumbles when stepped on. They reappear after a brief period of time. The [[Sand Bird]] is made out of these blocks, though the blocks making up its body do not crumble.

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|A platform attached to a pulley system. Filling the attached jug with water causes the platform to rise. The jugs are cracked and slowly leak water, causing the platform to lower.

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|A knobbed wooden block floating in empty space. It rotates.

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|Wooden gears that move back and forth in empty space. They spin like wheels.

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|Polka-dotted block platforms found in secret courses. They move back and forth in some courses.

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|Rotating star-shaped platforms.

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|Platforms that bounce Mario high in the air. Ground pounding the surface of a trampoline launches Mario higher.

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|Green block platforms that phase in and out of existence. If one disappears while Mario is on top of it, he fill fall through the space it occupied.

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|Cube-shaped watermelons. Jumping underneath one breaks it.

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|Giant cube-shaped platforms.

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|Long rectangular platforms move side-to-side.

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!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733; color:white;"|Transportation objects

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|Red turrets that launch Mario to distant areas. They are accessed like a pipe. In Pinna Park, the cannon brings Mario to a secret course.

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|Dandelion seeds that are carried by the breeze. Mario can grab onto one by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}. It slowly descends as it floats.

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|Iron hooks attached to red and white poles. Mario can grab onto one by pressing {{button|gcn|A}}. Most are attached to scaffolding that move the hook back and forth, allowing Mario to reach distant areas.

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|Boardable lily pads that float in bodies of water. Mario can propel one and direct its trajectory by spraying water. In some episodes, leaf boats are in polluted water and slowly break down when boarded.

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|Sewer holes found across Isle Delfino. They can be used as entry ways to elaborate sewage systems by performing a ground pound above one.

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|A boardable boat. Mario can direct them like leaf boats. Mudboats remain intact in polluted water and are durable enough to float in [[Lava|magma]].

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|A painting of a sunset that makes a nearby Pianta unsettled. Spraying it exposes an image of Boo and allows Mario to jump through it to access a new room.

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|Pipes going through the ground that transport Mario to new areas.

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|The [[Koopa (species)|Koopa]]-shaped coaster car in Pinna Park. It will automatically move through the course when boarded. The boss battle against [[Mecha-Bowser]] occurs aboard this car.

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|Wooden swings. Spraying while on top of the seat pushes it and makes it move back and forth. Jumping at the apex of the swing allows Mario to reach higher areas.

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!colspan=3 style="background:#FF7733; color:white;"|Other objects

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|Signs that passively guide the player towards the intended focus of the episode they enter. In most instances, Mario can still go off the intended path.

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|Posted signs that contain information on actions.

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|Stone blocks that expels streams of water. Mario can refill [[F.L.U.D.D.|FLUDD]]'s tank when he stands in the stream.

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|A {{wp|carousel}} at Pinna Park.

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